Helena Gibson Technical Services Manager, Perpetual Limited (at time of writing) Helena Gibson is Technical Services
Manager for Perpetual Platforms. She has
10 years experience in the financial planning
industry, specialising in the areas of
superannuation, taxation and estate
planning. She has lectured at the University
of Technology, Sydney since 2003.
HELENA GIBSON | FRIDAY, 22 MAY 2009 Helena Gibson is at Perpetual in their platform division. Initially she details an important innovation that Perpetual has created called the WealthFocus Investment Advantage. This innovation has three capital gains tax benefits that other platforms ... Read more PAGE: 1 |
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